Reading through a variety of guitar technique books and various web sites on the internet one finds a multitude of methods, exercises, formulas for improving ones tremolo technique and to a degree they all work and yet we are all generally disappointed with our Tremolo even after many months of practice this is because there is one point that is missed and it is this:. Woud you speed up and slow down in parts in a performance to stop the fingers from getting to tight in the right hand?Ī lot of different ideas above I know and they have been collected over time.Ī good question and one that has been asked by many students over the life time of the classical guitar. Would you practise it on alternate days to rest the fingers? Would you use a metronome and keep it a reasonable speed say 80 – 100 just keep at a good tempo for example to make sure all the parts fit together, then speed it up ? I was wondering how you would practise the piece. Infact I can get up to 130 bpm and more but will tire. I know I can play it at a reasonable speed. I have been practising Recuerdos ( Tarrega Tremelo ) for many years.
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